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JUNKET (another way)

Warm three pints of new milk, add twelve lumps of sugar, pour into a glass dish, and add a wine-glassful of brandy. Stir in two small table-spoonfuls of essence of rennet, cover with a clean cloth, and leave it some hours to set. Clotted cream may be put on the top before serving. The brandy may be omitted if desired.

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